You have the unique opportunity to meet and spend time with two of Tanzania’s most fascinating and traditional tribes: the Hadzabe and the Datoga. This is not just a cultural visit – it’s a meaningful experience that will stay with you long after your safari ends.

Meet the Hadzabe – Tanzania’s Last Hunter-Gatherers
The Hadzabe people live near Lake Eyasi and still follow a traditional way of life that dates back thousands of years. They survive by hunting game with handmade bows and arrows, and gathering wild fruits, roots, and honey.

What you’ll experience:

Join the Hadzabe on a morning hunt, using ancient tracking and hunting techniques.

Learn how they make fire by hand, craft weapons, and navigate their environment with incredible skill.

Hear their language of clicks, and enjoy stories and songs around the fire.

This is an intimate glimpse into a world untouched by modern life – raw, real, and deeply humbling.

Discover the Datoga – Skilled Blacksmiths and Cattle Herders
Just a short distance away live the Datoga, a proud and resilient tribe known for their traditional dress, metalwork, and cattle herding.

During your visit, you’ll:

Watch traditional blacksmithing in action – see how they recycle old metal into jewelry, knives, and arrowheads using ancient techniques.

Visit a Datoga boma (homestead) and learn about their customs, clothing, and way of life.

Hear stories from elders and explore how tradition and adaptation shape their lives today